Is Acinetobacter linked to Skin and mucosal infections?

Acinetobacter is elevated in Skin and mucosal infections. Evidence: moderate evidence. Reported in HMDAD (1 cited study).

Is Corynebacterium linked to Skin and mucosal infections?

Corynebacterium is reduced in Skin and mucosal infections. Evidence: moderate evidence. Reported in HMDAD (1 cited study).

Condition

Skin and mucosal infections

2 associated organisms · Gut-microbe associations for Skin and mucosal infections, compiled from curated microbe–disease databases (HMDAD, Disbiome, Peryton).

Symptoms of Skin and mucosal infections can need medical evaluation. Treat these associations as background context only — please see a doctor rather than self-treating.

Organisms associated with Skin and mucosal infections

Acinetobacter Elevated in Skin and mucosal infections

Taxon

Reported in HMDAD (1 cited study).

Moderate evidence source: curated sample

Corynebacterium Reduced in Skin and mucosal infections

Taxon

Reported in HMDAD (1 cited study).

Moderate evidence source: curated sample

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